I am trying to determine the architecture of another file from my application. I am using my application bundle and am comparing a different bundle in my example. The methods are in place and they return the values to NSLog, although they were not expecting the values I was hoping for. Does anyone mean something, how to interpret returning values? The output I get is: [16777223] The value that is given for the x86_64 bundle, and [other] for the i386 bundle [7 18]. When I read the documentation on it, it looks a bit different from this: These constants describe CPU types that can support the executable code of a bundle . I'll leave 7 and 0x7 as a practice for the reader. And do you know? - (zero) what current {nsara * x86_64_Arch = [[NSBundle main bundle] executable arcotecture]; NSArray * i386_Arch = [[NSBundle bundle path: @ "/ path / from / other / bundle"] executable architecture]; NSLog (@ "% @% @", [x86_64_Arch ComponentsJodged BustString: @ ""], [i386_ Arch ComponentsJointedBustString: @ ""]); }
2012-07-09 00: 00: 59.990 What Arch [2200: 403] 16777223 7 18
enum {NSBundleExecutableArchitectureI386 = 0x00000007, NSBundleExecutableArchitecturePPC = 0x00000012, NSBundleExecutableArchitectureX86_64 = 0x01000007, NSBundleExecutableArchitecturePPC64 = 0x01000012};
NSLog (@ "% u 0x% x", 0x01000007, 16777223 ); // print 16777223 0x1000007 NSLog (@ "0x% x% u", 18, 0x00000012); // print 0x12 18
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